Sentence examples for curtain making from inspiring English sources

So orchestras started having musicians audition behind a curtain, making gender invisible.

A camera obscura of the street appeared through a hole in a curtain, making the world outside appear on the wall, upside down.

"Ruching, pronounced rooshing, is a common technique in dressmaking and curtain making for gathering fabric and making it pucker," she informed me.

"He's not standing behind the curtain making the smoke come out and when the smoke comes out, some person engineered by him appears," a Republican said then.

One of the untitled pieces is volumetric, and the other ventures into Matisse territory with a birdcage, plant and drawn curtain making an ambiance for the woman.

When Finley searches the house for her, he "[throws] back the shower curtain, making more noise than I intended", as if he half-expects to find a murdered and bloody Janet Leigh.

Mahmoud Mohammed Imad sits in front of his curtain made of rubbish.

A changing-room curtain made of metal rods sways to the touch.

I couldn't be sure: a curtain made of darkness hovered, obstinately, in front of her head.

The card curtain made a noise like a thousand tumbling dominoes as she let it fall from its hook.

"Groups of Silence" (2000) by Michael Steiner has a pleasant rhythm; the piece is like a lace curtain made of steel.